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In that sense, it reminds of the course charted by Savage Arms, which builds budget-priced rifles known for phenomenal out-of-the-box accuracy.
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In that sense, it reminds of the course charted by Savage Arms, which builds budget-priced rifles known for phenomenal out-of-the-box accuracy.
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If you'd rather listen than play, there's a selection of classical music from the budget-priced Naxos label.
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She has had a string of successes with ancillary bridal products—from a line of budget-priced bridal jewelry to mattresses—an endeavor that came out of research showing one thing many newlywed couples buy is a mattress.
Beyond Bridal: Vera Wang's New Look Christina Binkley 2011
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In that sense, it reminds of the course charted by Savage Arms, which builds budget-priced rifles known for phenomenal out-of-the-box accuracy.
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[3] Beretta 3901 When Beretta replaced the 390 autoloader with the 391, they sent the old machinery to Maryland and started building a plain, budget-priced model called the 3901.
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For example, he can remove the bone from a leg of lamb to butterfly it or cut out the bone from a budget-priced veal breast to make it easy to stuff.
The City Cook Kate McDonough 2010
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Volkswagen AG, which is also the parent company of Audi, is the only budget-priced diesel provider in the U.S. and offers the broadest diesel lineup, including Golf and Jetta compact sedans, the Jetta Sportwagen utility and Touareg SUV.
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Several smaller, budget-priced, downtown hotels, including the Hotel Avenida Real, offer clean rooms and have restaurants.
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The step up costs about $1,900, which is a relatively expensive upgrade on a small, budget-priced car.
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